Hey everyone, I wanted to share my experience setting up push notifications for the OpenHAB app using my own OpenHAB cloud installation. I faced some challenges initially, but with the help of the community, I managed to get everything working smoothly. Here’s how I did it:First, I logged into Firebase Console, which is the new platform for Google Cloud Messaging (GCM). I created a new project and selected my region. Then, I added my Android app to the project, even though I didn’t have a real package name ready—I just used a dummy one for the setup.Next, I navigated to the settings and found the cloud messaging tab. Here, I copied the server key and sender ID, making sure to append ‘@gcm.googleapis.com’ to the sender ID as some users suggested. These details were crucial for configuring the OpenHAB cloud.I edited my config.json file, pasting the server key and sender ID into the appropriate sections. After saving the changes, I restarted the OpenHAB cloud service. The logs showed that the XMPP connection to GCM was successfully established, which was a great sign.Now, I can receive push notifications from my OpenHAB setup right on my Android device. It’s been a huge help for staying updated on home automation events without constantly checking the app.If anyone else is looking to set this up, I’d recommend following the steps carefully and referring to the community forums for support. Happy automating! 